Rigorous implementation research is important for testing strategies to improve the delivery of effective osteoarthritis (OA) interventions.
Shutdown valves installed as part of a high integrity pressure protection system are analyzed as the case, to illustrate the feasibility of the proposed approach, and also demonstrate that the approximation can provide possibilities for testing strategies design and optimization.
In addition to hazard-oriented key events, properties such as stability or bioaccumulation can serve as further building blocks for testing strategies [116].
It therefore offers a convenient tool for understanding the metabolic and cellular consequences of ANT1 deficiency, and for testing strategies to compensate for pathological defects.
21 Better understanding of doping deterrents will enhance doping control programmes and reinforce the need for testing strategies to be carefully considered, strategically applied and robustly enforced.
As noted in the Marsteller et al. essay in this issue, developing a digital library as a repository for tested strategies and modules is one approach to helping faculty and future faculty incorporate new strategies for teaching and integrative modules.
The C difficile polymerase chain reaction (PCR) cycle threshold (CT) can sensitively predict the presence of free C difficile toxins; however, the clinical application for this testing strategy remains unexplored.
In both charts, it is possible to see the amount of infeasible test cases and positive and negative feasible test cases generated by BETA for each testing strategy.
Compared with the triplet CarPemBev, ICERs were, respectively, $25,547 and $44,036 per QALY for the testing strategy and the rebiopsy strategy.
This study used stated preference survey methods to probe the value of economic incentives required for a pay-for-testing strategy in a low-resource setting.
